The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-02-20
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/ hunelme nA LouBei NJ. 100 n q IL Ok n. Will
hold their eighth annual ball at Pohlman's to-
morrow night
The grand annual ball of the John B. Lyons As
ISOLATION will be held at Schneider's Hall on the
| evening Of Washington's birthday.
Wilhelmina Lodge, No. 16S. knights and Ladies
| of Honsr, will hold their grand annual masquer-
ade ball at Fohlman's tomorrow night.
very successful dramatic and musical enter
tainment was held in Henkel's Casino, last wednes-
day night IN aid Of ST. Nicholrs' Roman Catholic
Church.
WILSON, Madden and Smith gave very credita-
| BILE variety entertainment to good audience, in
Bergen Hail. last Thursday night after which there
| was hop.
ing Club is set down for tomorrow night al Ksss-
ler's Ball, on Central avenue. It will be grand
| social event
An entertainment and reception will be held in
| Roche's Assembly Rooms to morrow night under
the auspices of Washington Council No. 7, Order
of Chosen Friends.
Kesslers Hall was thronged with the German
population of the Heights on Thursday evening,
the occasion being the seventh annual ball of the
Palisade Company, No. ..
An interesting lecture, by David W. Thompson.
will be given at Kesslers Hall, Central avenue, on
THURSDAY evening March Sd. The subject will be
'.Sweethearts. Husbands and Wives"
largely attel ded concert was given at the New
York Bay House, Greenville last Monday evening,
under the auspices o. the Lafayette Mannechor,
the Jersey City LeidertafeI and Sesang verein Co
gramme.
An interesting lecture was delivered in Roche's
Hall last Monday night by Hon. w. NJ. Grey,
diversified by stereopticon views OF foreign lapds
by Professor Wallace. After the lecture the lee
tarer electrified the audience with his attempts at
ventriloquism.
Hudson City Schuetzen Company held recep-
ton at Kroebel's Hall, on Ogden avenue. last Mon
day evening The affair attended by over 100
pretty German lassies. Music was furnished by
Prof. TonRig. The grand march was led by Mr.
Freiag and wife, followed by about forty couples,
A grand vocal and instrumental concert and
dramatic entertainment for the benefit of the St.
Nicholas Church was held at Henkel's Casino on
Wednesday evening last The execution OF the
programme was under the direction OF Prof. PIT
nian A dance followed the reception. The grand
march was led by Mr.. G.. George and Miss s.
Stubb.
Turner's Hall. on First street. was beautifully
decorated last Tuesday night on the occasion of
the first annual ball of the Unique Pleasure Club
L. was very select affair and was attended by
about thirty couples. ]. Schlegel was floor man
ager, assisted by Q. H. Thompson. The Reception
Committee were K. N. Harrison, W. u. Johnson
and N. S. Gould.
Germania Lodge, No. 469, Knights Of Honor
celebrated the tenth anniversary of it's organiza
zion az Kessler's Hall last Monday evening Over
zoe people were present. During the evening
chairs were placed in the large da ce hall and the
audience was treated to an entertainment of un
usual merit. A reception followed, at which the
light fantastic ripped to excellent music till
the we sma' hours of Tuesday morning
About fifty couples gathered at the New York Bay
House. Greenville, last Tuesday evening, to par
ticpate in the first reception of the recently organ
lied Ladies' Pleasure Club. Mrs. M. Gately Mrs.
Harry Burke and Miss Cochran, in whose charge
the arrangements were, proved trio OF successful
entertainers. Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Harry J. Coe, Aeck Kachlee and Miss F
Haber Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burke, Miss Mamie
Cochran, Bernard Dougherty and John Kenny with
their ladies.
The grand annual ball of the Union Hill Lieder
olI Dr.Nf. Hall IfnTn OF
day night. Among those present were Mayor Hau-
and WIFE, Councilmen Engle, Schwartz, Henry
and Ross and wives; Town Clerk Wurster and wife,
Captain Krobatsch aud wife, Fred. Grobbles and
wife, Charles Hostein and lady. Recorder Noble,
of Weehawken, and lady; Councilman Harmon and
wife, Mayor simon Kelly and wife, and Robert
Haley and many others.
The Aurora K. Kanken verein held its ninth
nual masquerade ball at Henkel's Casino last Mon
day evening. 1t was most enjoyable affair Mu-
sic was furnished by Pref. Hartman. The grand
march was led by Floor Manager \. Hines and
Mrs. Vontheaten who were followed by about 50
couples. The Committee of Arrangements con-
sisted of Miss Vontheaten and Mrs. Pachely. Rep
resentatives of Wilhelmina Lodge, No. l68 knights
and Ladies OF Honor, were among the many
guests.
Among those present at the calico hop held at
their academy, in McPherson's Hall, last Wednes-
day evening, under the auspices VI dancing mas
tiers Ostrander and Hunt were: Harry Meter and
Miss STRIPPING. Geo. Bender and Miss Harrison,
Hugh l.. Clark and Miss Nellie White John I>ley
Mccullough, Wallace Kerr and Miss Montgomery.
Vim. Glass and wife, j. Sherry and Miss Long
Frank Long and Miss Mason. A; oppenheimer and
gust Blake and Miss Kate Toner and VIM, Moore
and Miss Minnie Needy.
Zeretha Lodge, No. 81, F. and A. NJ. gave very
creditable and largely attended meeting in Bergen
Hall last Wednesday night The programme was
opened with a march by Prof Wagner's full or
chestra. The singing of Sunrise" and "Come
Where the Lilies Bloom" was received with rap
turous applause which well merited The
Apollo Either Quartette was heard in two selec-
tions Miss Isaphone Ives recited 1.-THE Clown
Baby and 'Les HugueDots' admirably; Master
Belzae walked upon an invisible wire stretched
across the stage, and was applauded: Mr., Carl
Lancer gave violin solos, and the entertainment
closed with alaughable sketch by 'Brudder" Chas
Ray and John j. Cole, entitled "Pompeys Blum
ders ALI of the talent was more than ordinary
and their efforts were appreciated accordingly. At
the close of the entertainment there was hop
which lasted till late hour
The seventh annual ball of Palisade Company,
No. 5s Germania Schuetzen Bund was held in Kess-
ler's Hall last Thursday night. Captain Holste de-
livered address OF Wei ONE to each of the fol-
lowing invited companies Five Corners. Captain
Max Profile; Steuben Company Captain Kurtz n;
Seacaucus Company Captain Ullmer Helvetia
Company, Captain Arndt; Hudson City Schuetzen
Corps, Captain Freitag; Teutonia Manerchor and
the talisade Bowling Club. Each lady d. ncine
presented with fancy plush covered dancing or
der. Among those present were President Freder-
lex Mandler and wife, x-Captain VIM. Van Ojen,
Louis Segelken. Theo. Schmidt, Henry Kicker.
Chas. Miller, Theo. Tracks, Henry BIZ debac, Peter
Won ThRden ana their wives; VIM. FL. Meyer and
family; G.. Densow, H Seckamd. ] Stolbinger and
J. Oelrich. j. Struber the floor manager. and
was aided by s. Woltman and L. Doscher.
The Arion Rowing and Athletic Association held
its fifth annual reception in the club rooms. oppo
site the Court House, last Wednesday evening,
which proved more successful than any previous
event of the club. Among those present were: l..
Bettcher, Miss Mort mer, @. j. Strang A. Van
Ripper E. Speer, Miss Ida Farrier. G. j. Rooney, Jr.,
and sister, w. Frost Miss Rover, Mr.. Jerome, Miss
Grace Hobston Mr.. Wenett, Miss Eva Potts, Mr-
O'Donnell and sister, Mr. and Mrs. G. b. Hinse, P.
Smith. Miss Hofner, Vim. Anderson and sister, f.
Stoddard and Miss Clara Wingates, Fl. L. Brown
ing, Jr., and Miss Blanche Buddington, Ed.
Lounsbury. Miss Wingates. Frank w Stone, Miss
E. McGothy. A. Smith, Miss Caldwell. Fred Ro
name and sister, L. Rud. Miss Sadie Perry. Thos.
Christie, Miss L. Romaine, Mr.. and Mrs. George
W. Thorn. DR., H. Hortsman, Miss Ida Smith. h.